Google e Mozilla no Porto a 2 de Junho

O GDG Porto ainda mal acabou de chegar do Google I/O e já tem mais um evento que ninguém vai querer perder, já no próximo dia 2 de Junho, que traz a Google e a Mozilla até à capital do Norte.

Este Google Roadshow vai preencher completamente o próximo dia 2 com três eventos. O primeiro, que arranca logo às 10 da manhã destina-se a empresas e será ao estilo de um Startups Café, com os responsáveis da Google a fazerem sessões individuais de 1 para 1, dando vários aconselhamento técnicos sobre questões que possam ter. À tarde teremos uma conferência na FEUP, com apresentações sobre Google Firebase e Progressive Web Apps; seguido de um workshop no ISEP também sobre Progressive Web Apps.

Programa:

• 10:00 - 12:00 - Companies meet up (UPTEC)
• 14:45 - 16:30 Conference (FEUP)
  
  Google Firebase: developing Android & iOS mobile apps — Andrés L. Martinez Ortiz (Google)
  During the presentation, almo will introduce the tools and architecture necessary for Android & iOS app development using the Firebase Realtime Database, OpenID Connect w. the Google Identity Toolkit and a Go backend in AppEngine.
  
  From Web App to Progressive Web App — Salvador de la Puente (Mozilla)
  A progressive web application is no other thing than an good old web application that exhibits native behaviour on modern browsers. Discover in 30 minutes and through actual code snippets how to convert a web app into a progressive web app!
  
  A possible surprise talk on Android
  
  
• 17:00 - 19:00 - Workshop (ISEP)
• Progressive Web Apps Codelab — Francisco Baena  (Google)
  
  A Progressive Web App uses modern web capabilities — Service Workers, Push Notifications and Web App Manifest —to deliver an app-like user experience. Websites evolve from pages in browser tabs to immersive, top-level apps, leveraging the web's low friction for app delivery. Follow the Weather Web App together with us, and learn how to start putting in practice the PWA techniques!
  
  Please, bear in mind that the Codelab session takes 1.5 hours, and is the introductory codelab you can find in g.co/codelabs (this). Attendees will need to bring their own laptop with a text editor (Sublime, Atom, Caret…) and ideally have cloned the repo. Wifi connection is needed also.
  
  

Um evento a não perder.